Blue Mountain Lake, New York

Approaching the Village of Blue Mountain, showing Blue Mountain which rises to an altitude of 3808 ft.  Central Adirondack Mountains, Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.

At this point on the motor boat tour through Blue Mountain Lake, the tourist looks back on beautiful Blue Mountain towering to a height of 3759 ft.

Blue Mountain Lake in Winter

Blue Mountain, its lofty peak the geographical heart of the Adirondacks, is an impressive sight at anytime, but especially so in the deep of winter.  Clothed in winter's snowy mantle it presents a picture of majestic grandeur never to be forgotten.  Blue Mountain Lake, Central Adirondack Mountains, N.Y.

Blue Mountain Lake, New York

Blue Mountain Lake, one of the loveliest of the Adirondack lakes, as seen from Blue Mountain House.  Blue Mountain Lake has nearly 20 miles of shoreline and is dotted with 23 islands.  Central Adirondack Mountains.  Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.

Approaching the Village of Blue Mountain Lake, one sees Blue Mountain House, perched 2200' above sea level.  Blue Mountain Lake lies at the head of two watersheds, one draining north to the St. Lawrence River and the other South to the Hudson River.

The tourist drives south on Route 28 and 365 and comes to this beautiful view, to the west of Blue Mountain Lake.  Central Adirondack Mts., Blue Mountain Lake, New York.

Blue Mountain Lake, New York

View from airplane at 4500 feet.  Eagle Lake and Eagle Nest Club and Golf Course may be seen in foreground.  Minnow Pond in background also Blue Mountain, whose elevation is 3759 feet and Buck Mountain 2670 feet, and Tongue Mountain 3165 feet.  One of the most beautiful views in the Adirondacks may be seen from the top of Blue Mountain.  Thousands of people climb to the summit every summer.  Blue Mountain is 90 miles north of Utica on route 28.

Blue Mt. Lake from Blue Mt. House.

Episcopal Chapel, Blue Mtn.

Beautiful Blue Mountain and Lake from State Highway at Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y Adirondack Mts.

Blue Mountain Lake, New York

Majestic Blue Mountain, which rises to an altitude of 3808 feet, overlooks Blue Mountain Lake and Village.  Central Adirondack Mountains, N.Y.

Blue Mountain Lake with Blue Mountain in the background.  The highest large lake in the Northeast - nearly 2000' above sea level.  Its natural, unspoiled beauty is unsurpassed.  Fishing fine!  Rated best in New York State in low pollen count; especially favorable to asthma and hay fever sufferers.  Inquire Blue Mountain Lake Association, Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y., for information concerning Hotels, Resorts, Lodges, Tourist Homes, Boat Liveries, etc.

The Steamboat Landing is located on the eastern shore of Blue Mountain Lake, noted as one of the most beautiful lakes in the Central Adirondacks.  The peak of Blue Mountain, elevation 3825 feet, can be seen in the background.

Hemlock Hall, Blue Mountain Lake, New York

"Great Fireplace", Hemlock Hall
A secluded Hunting Lodge with private beach on beautiful Blue Mountain Lake in the Central Adirondacks. Fishing excellent!
A friendly place at the end of the road surrounded by forest and lake. American plan at reasonable rates for a carefree vacation. Open May 1st to December 1st.


A September view from a bedroom window of this beautiful lodge. Glorious Autumn Coloring!
Comfortable rooms with private bath. Separate cottages on the lake. Boats and Canoes. Excellent fishing! May and June for top trout catches. Delicious food - informal atmosphere - pleasing service. Open May 1st to November 1st. AAA recommended.


This personally owned and operated vacation resort has acquired an enviable reputation for its quiet, congenial atmosphere; immaculate housekeeping and excellent home style meals. These services appropriately supplement its superb and secluded location in the unique Adirondack Mountains Forest Preserve.
A perfection of relaxation and recreation is experienced on the surrounding lake shore, islands and mountain slopes which are so pleasingly covered with ferns, flowers and trees; notably canoe birch, white pine, hemlock, spruce and the fragrant balsam.


A September view from the porch of this beautiful lodge. Glorious autumn coloring! Comfortable rooms with private bath. New Motel Units, efficiency cottages, as well as larger cottages on the lake. Boats and canoes, excellent fishing. May and June for top trout catches. Delicious food - informal atmosphere - pleasing service. Open May 15 to October 20th. AAA & Duncan Hines recommended. One mile from highway, secluded and quiet.

View from "Hemlock Hall's new Motel and Cottages on Birch Knoll".

These beautiful lakeside accomodations, nestled in a forest setting of white birch, balsam and pine trees, have everything the experienced vacationist is looking for; comfort, unspoiled beauty, seclusion, quiet. Appetizing home-type meals. AAA recommended. This is in the midst of 2,500,000 acres of Forest Preserve, Lakes & Mountains. Our many friends and guests know that such a paradise does exist!!

Early reservations are always advisable. Included in the reasonable rates are attractive social quarters, recreational and library facilities, boats, canoes, motors, diving float etc.